Tech company Ticketfly, a subsidiary of Pandora, has signed 12 new venues, three festivals, and one promoter to its roster, including three Nashville venues. Mercy Lounge, Cannery Ballroom and the High Watt have been added, as well as Memphis venue High Tone Cafe.
Pandora-Ticketfly already works with Nashville venues Marathon Music Works and Exit/In, while Pandora has produced recent Nashville concerts including Pandora Presents Florida Georgia Line and Pandora Presents Country.
Concert tickets may be obtained via ticketfly.com or on its iOS app.
“We are thrilled and honored to welcome so many great new venues and promoters down in the South to the Pandora-Ticketfly platform,” said Ticketfly CEO and co-founder Andrew Dreskin. “This announcement is another proof point that a sea change is happening relative to how promoters will market shows in the future.”
In 2015, it was announced that Pandora would acquire Ticketfly for $450 million.
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